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BALTIMORE. Nd. August ,5.--Cotton dull-mid-
ding, TO- Flour steady and dull-Howard street
sn "a western super sS5asa5; DE- extrs. 5000
Ratapsco saPerlstivs patent 10: do family.
SlaS2 western lower and dull No winter red, spot
73,.s15%'s August s Tiers; september, 7s'ss79A:
southern higher and firm; white, 52a12k yellow, 81
a52s; western higher and dali mixed, spot 47a47
September, 46s4a41h; October. 4S ha4Sh. Oats firm
for old, new easy and southern and Pennsylvania.
Rye quiet, 5Oa53. Hay steady-prime to choice
western. 130oa1500. Psoyjsions steady and fairly
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 7aS. Bacon
shoulders clear rib sides, 9h hams, l28a14.
go: creamery, 2Oa24. Eggs steady. 12a12h. Petro-
S saHsr
and tirm-A soft, 81: copper refined irin 9sxaIG
Chicago Markets.
wheat opened at 69,s to-day Under heavy Volume Of
selling, and is now quoted at SO. September corn,
80 GIG. September oats, 25H. January pork, L.. So
september lard, 600.
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4nG NI1enVVOO0 ACC10Gnts
WHAT PASSENGER ON THE TRAIN SAYS ABOUT IT.
Prof D. N. Hammond, of New Alcany, Ind, who
was on the train that met with the accident at
Glenwood, Va, yesterday, says that the accounts
published DO not convey any idea OF the severity
OF the casualties. He thinks that there were at
least four or I'VE persons who were fatally injured
and at least forty who were more or less damaged
He himself was cut about the face, his upper lip
being split and bruised upon both arms and left
and forty minutes late, and the conductor was en-
deavoring to make up the time when the accident
took place.
Mr.. John T. Smith, clerk in the War Depart
ment, VINO was expecting Prof. Hammond, says
that he went to the B. and p. depot last night
when the train was due, and was at first told that
the train was forty minutes late. When 1t did not
arrive at the expiration OF that time he was told
that 1t was indefinitely late. He waited until 3
then In the condition above described.
LANDS m SEvKRALTY 10 INDIANs.-The Secre-
Rotary OF the Interior has so far appointed only
seven agents to supervise the allotments Of lands
in severalty to Indians upon that number OF reser-
vati0ns There are about sixty-Sx reservations
where aliotments are to be made under this law,
but In many instances the necessary surveys have
not been made by the General Land ONCE. On
many OF the reservations the Indians are not pre-
pared Tor the allotment OF the lands and they viii
be LETT until the work on the other reservations Is
completed. IL Is not probable that any more
agents wiz be appointed, as those recently COM
mlDei0ce0 can De sent TO other reservations to
supefntend the allotment Of lands as soon as they
compiete tae work where they now are located
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TOMORROW.

1U@IHOhTHOWs
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE tREMOvED TO MY ROOMS For CON
H6G,aEMn " rFsAcT AED MANY EIHHa
ING ONE GRAND SQUARE BEATTY PIANO.
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST SIXTH. 1887 commence
ing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at my salesroolns corner
Pennsylvania and 11th street. will sell large
lot OF Household Furniture, as above stated.
Also at TWELVE NJ.
Horses Carriages, Wagons, &C., &c, and lot of Leaf
Tobacco
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
au4-dts Auctioneer.
GALE OF OLD MATERIALS.
- OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
WASHINGTON, DC. July 90, 1887.
Scrap Iron, Copper, Iron Fencing and other old
terials will be sold at public auction at the Green
GUST SIXTH. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
The materials can be seen and schedules obtained at
the Greenhouses
- JOHN NJ WILSON. Colonel U.S. Army
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctOneers. jy2S-6t
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McGARIGLE SAFE, So FAR-The Montreal de-.
ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, yesterday. that the Judge
there refused to indOrSe the warrant issued from
that city. He is now on his way lone. The
attorney general Of Ontario, 1t Is said has also
refused to sign the warrant, and q mandamus will
be asked for to compel the Judge TO sign the war
rant.
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Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays Quotations.
the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
2. 8; ~ 1891. coupons, 100 bid, 10 asked.
+ ssS9ses l2 bid la leg ss ssEsS
2lO bid. Metropolitan Railroad stock, 1913 bid
Georgetown Gus, a. bid. National Metropolitan
German American Insurance, 1873 bid. Masonic Hall
bonds SgM asked ed kepnblic NATIONAL Bank Id
1929 bid. Columbia National Bank, 1l4H bid
Penn. Tel. Co., 37zs bid. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co., 81 bid.
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AwKwARn-A stylishly dressed and very pretty
girl was hurrying around the corner OF + aud 9th
streets this morning when she 1ostled against a
man and small bundle was knocked from her
hand. As 1t fell the wrapper was opened and dis
closed wealth or false hair. She picked I'D the
bundle In Jiny, gave the man look which ex-
pressed inenable disgust, and hurried away.
bis estate to his wife -
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER following
were the readings at theSignal once to-day: a
m, rs; 2 D. NJ, IS; maximum, 50; minimum. Il
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BIBLR DISTRIBUTOR ARsKerxD N PRRs1A.-At the
American Bible Society meeting In New York yes
terday, the agent at Goomiah Persia, sent letter
reciting the fact that two OF his cO-OperAtOFS,
while distributing Bibles, were arrested by order
OF the governor general, stripped OF their Bibles
and money, and thrown into prison.
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SECRETARY LAMAR belongs to the Hay Fever As
ISOLATION, which holds annual meetings, where
those who are AFFLICTED with this Irritating COM
plant meet tOgether.rea essays and swap expert
ences. The Secretary is sufferer from hay fever,
and as the August days come on he has to seek q
higher latitude. He proposes to go this year to
the White Mountains, and Will leave the city
about the middle OF August. Mrs. Lamar, who Is
now in Macon will accompany him.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and 3: OU pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported ny special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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AMERICA AND SLAM.
REMARKS OF THE srAMssE MINISTER AND REPLY oF
TIE PREsrpKNr.

When the siamese minister was presented TO
the President to-day he said:
MI. President as the newly appointed repre-
sentative OF my august sovereign, the King OF
Siam, at Washington, am charged by his majesty
to express TO you hts earnest desire that the re
lations which have always been so cordial between
Siam and the United States may be maintained
anu streng thened In future years Ibeg 10 assure
you. SIR tnat my best endeavors will be devoted 10
TINS oolecI Ia which appeal with confidence 70
your sympathy and assistance"
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
The President replied as follows:
"Ar. Minister: IL gives me pleasure to welcome
you as the envoy extraordinary and minister pleri-
potentiary OF his majesty the King OF sam near
the Government OF the [ nited states The friendly
ana cordial relations which have heretofore 50
happily subsiSted between the two countries,
and 10 which you have ayerted are subject OF
sincere congratulation. II is the desire OF the
Government and people OF the United states 10
cultivate peace and friendship with all nations
and TO enlarge the bounds and Increase the inti-
macy OF international Intercourse And FULLY re-
ciprocatfng the sentiments OF good Will 10 which
you have just given expression I am glad TO
assure you that I shall always be happy TO CO
operate with you TO maintain and confirm the
mutual good understanding which has uniformly
marked the relations between our respective gov
ernmentS."
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rk0pERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TMENTY-F1RST AND STREETS NORTH

u'AASWAo OOWlA1NCf, AucUOneeE
sAtE SonfAEs4 coRHHS 81
TTTEEENNTY-F1RsT AND L STREETS NORTH
zee eaDsSsst SG!
csss sale No. At
f5 S s Fl ths premises ~ Ninth PAY
ngton. in the District Of Columbus to wit the Is
square 100 This lot IS improved by two-storyand-
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are One
IL "a and sht w" in cash. and the
sGs' Trustee
s4hrE SA1E IF N FEE r.
Fl 81 | r GHP4 4. s5sas
KEN e. the e District s s & Of the Land
The terms of sale shall be; cash, and the
s ass aesoa and Il fss9
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer{
ri s sEI AGGfoS
Of as Gn Rs S sSSst
Of July, A; D. 1887. in equity cause No lO6lO. K
w. NeyeI, We VIII at puOHc auctl0n
Of the Up premises; on MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY
SECOND A. d. 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
+ M the south thirty 600 feet front BY the depth
thereof OF lot numbered twenty (27 in square
provements.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in one and two wears with in
terest at per cent per annum, secured by deed Of
trust upon the premises sold all cash. at the option
the property is sold terms of sale are not complied
with IN ten QO) days after sale the trustees
the right to resell the property the risk and cost Of
defaultng purchaser after i've days public notice of
such resale Ill The EVENING STAR newspaper.
SIDNEY L. THOMAS
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, trustees
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COON LII bOARD.
(,OUNTRY BOARD FOR - A WEEK AN ELE-
~ CANT place for children. Address WILLIAM s.
sWAlZE, Mnnieville. Prince William county Va
Abundance Of shade ice, milk, &c :, and no malaria
aI:1-3t"
4 FEW MORE BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOMO-
"A dated at pleasant country place one and one half
miles IN from station. Address E. A. BEST & BRO
Round HILL LOudon Co. Va. au:,-:3ts
tN1RST-CLASS BOARD CLAGETT MANSION.
near Silver Springs Station, Metropolitan Railroad
For particular inquire Of W. B. CLAGETT or address,
Clagett Mansion. Brightwood, d. c. su2-1ws
SPRING BANK FARM. TWO MILES FROM ALEX
oandria, offers nrst-class accommodations: VOOd
table fruit ice milk in profuson, &c Terms S5 per
week Trains met daily Address SPRING BANK
Alexandria, Va. iySS-0ws
GLIFTON HOUSE-SHADED GROUNDS AND
- walks: references Rev John Dudley, 937 New
York ave. and Walter E. Lindsay, ESQ, 1901 X at ~
W. Address Mrs. MARY OTIS, Clifton Station Fair
fax Co., Va. jyll,lms
'G0MFORT RETREAT" (NEAR HARPERs
OFerry) True to name, and all advantages neces-
sary 10 promote comfort Patronage solicited
pleasure to please Full particulars on application
je1-3m W. NJ. CLARK. Keep Tryst Wash Co Nd.
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Do Nor p uRcHAsE A VApon Stove

until you have examined large assortment Of the
Crown Jewel Stove. the best in the market with i'm
provements not in any other stove. full line Of
RefriseratOrs. Water Coolers Freezers &C. The only
place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can ~ Oh
tanned
VS. jerks CO.,
ap21 717 9TH stn.w
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ATTEMPTS TO "BooM" NEW Towns FRUSTRATED
The President has decided to take no action on the
application made to him for the removal Of the
land Offices at Garden City and Wakeeney, Kansas,
to other points in the State. There were several
places that were ambitious to have the land offices
located in their midst and the applications made
were strongly urged. II was said however, that
1t was only an attempt to "bOOm" new towns and
for that reason the request was not granted.
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WIN. BAGNAMS WHL.~IHe VIII OF the late VIM.
Bagnam was filed to-day. He makes personal be-
quests to his son. A. W.; leaves his household fur
niture at his residence 53 18th street. to the chill
dren or his deceased daughter, Margaret Ann
Lackey; his stock OF groceries at 18th and streets
to his sons A. W., p. l., and A. j. Bagnam, and mis-
real estate 523 to his sons and grand children and
the proceeds OF the sale OF his house, sol 18th
street, he directs be used in settling the estate
and the balance to his children and grand chill
dren. W. F. Morris and A w. Bagnam are named
g
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This only partial list of property on our books
for sale, WESCOTT, WILCOX x WINE.
au4 1907 PENNSYLVANIA ave-

IvOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED,
II containing store-room. three bedrooms. and
1Itchen stable in price, $4,000. This property
will pay 10 per cent the investment, and in
cludes store fixtures and is in good locality and
under ten year lease. HUFTY & DYER
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EOR SALE

The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For fun list cali Office for Julletln issued on
the LIST and 18th [au5l THOS. E WAGGAMAN-
LOR SAILS NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICkS, MOD;
Il inps II per cent investment Price only SlOOO
each Several new 7rOOm bricks, near 4th ST. S59UO
Beautiful lot Rhode Island near Iowa Circle
corner site for 8 houses 18th ST. above Iowa CIR
Gle Near Smithsonian Institute 10 good lots room
for % houses Fine opportunity for builder. j. w.
i. MYERS s. SON, l42S New York iy9-ow'
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tfOR SALE
Il Frame 10th, near NV. lot 25 feet inches by
90 feet: . rooms. $4,000.
$4,000
Brick, i, near 9th NV. lot % by los: IL rooms:
SO, 600 JAMES w TYLER
ty15 929 st. II. W., Second FloOr)
ISOR SALE-SINGI1E BUILDING LOTS ON ROS-
IL lyn Heights. 50x125, at DC; and I0c;
-iySlm 1907 Est
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LNOR SALE - TWO BRAN NEW SIX-ROOM
II houses, GA, GIG St south fronts: cemented
iellars modern improvements: Thoroughly built COM
iortable, convenient: eompIete superior well water
aear. p. c. PALMER, 80 e ST. Sc. iy26-3ws
IHOR SALE-NEw HOUSES-WE INVITE YOUR
attention to the row of houses being completed in
tortner Place northwest, as something very fine and
cheap for the price 800 each. They
H1 rooms. cellar under entire house. bay window,
brown stone steps and sils, Atrobe slate and
wood mantes with plate mirrors. and all rooms and
hsils handsomely papered throughout: gas fixtures
Included For terms and particulars apply TO DAMIEN
HOVER son, 1ll5.F ST NV. ty.3Im
USOR SALE-DEsIRABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN
all sec uons OF the city and suburbs. Call for list
$50. ". LINkINS, 10Th and III SITS jy1I-Im
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FORA FARM A NEW,
well built 3story and basement brick house, with
store filed up complete, IA rooms. hot and cold
water two ranges one IN kitchen and one IN basement
9ew capacity forty Persons bath and water closet
second toor in all the rooIns and halls water in
bird story water and gas in basement. This is the
pest business property on the Navy Sard-one square
rom navyyard gate, Sth and SITS. se.-fOr store
boarding house or hotel Rent So per month Mary
and property preferred JOHN l. HALL 400 18th
NJ. iylS-1W
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L,OR SALE-A NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
IL all mod imps-; near Bureau Eng. and Printing.
e30 1ith ST. s.w; price, $500. Inquire Of owner
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con nan strotheus ausaeeeteif.

pberf o. 8. @iILtamiei,, etit trissrer
ln. Sronesssrs 'GoL. beridtet, baS CT LANCE
Sabre an Ge,itenr abeuniatisnius eeltttsit
babe, tnio nadbeni e ole ss:aiaiten 2 ea,hss
rsrssssnS ouaerranbt bate, Tuiirbe &c bird bic
anwenbana bon ct. Satobs Del rouitdfets
-r;eherherdedeHt.
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asa. S1Htna IL Gpbn.

llniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6Ieif6, unb INN fol9es frif6 uno
gut su erlansen, tanit man unm0gli9
einefl auperldffiseren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn; No.
511 @pe. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
8ei9mad ibrer 9unben 2e9uung ge'
traaen unb in ibrem gtablihement cine
falte 9uftmaidine erri9tet, tuel1e allen
Inforberungen fir grbaltung uuo @nt'
fernuns f9dblider Snsrebienaen bes
Sleii9es entipri9t. sic baben beftdn'
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
Uorratb BON Waffpieb, aus peldem
nur bas Bette fir ibre 3unoen gepdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient iein mill, Der
beiu6e ben Marft, 3d.. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10tlt
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ri1t porbanben. fonberu nur auf benz
papiere, tpdbrenb bic angebli6 oafnr
per~ausgabten Summer in Wirtllbtelt
in bic SaIden betriigerii6er Dfr5lereg es
floIIen limb, bic nit ebeniol6 betriigerls
ihenNrmees9 ieferanten gentel1lameSa'
de aema6t baben. Bon teoer tlir gfl,
Iitar,,pede perausgabten Wiaion Hubel
mirb ouf bieie @eiie INNER bic 9dlfte
oeffobIer. @rbaulide 3uffdnoe! SIN
Sutereife Der grbaltung bes Jriebens
mdre es su ipiini6en, baB bieie 8eri9te
iiber ben perlooberten 3uifaub Der rui'
fii6en grmee auf Wabrbeit beru5en
mDdtenl
Sn Seuti6Ianb mtibt man fi6 geger'
wdrtig nit proietten ab, ME mon
bic WfitteI bef6afen fou, tpel9e bic
5eerespersr6Berung erforbert. Ser
Qbgeorbnete &idert battle ben febr ners
ftdnoigen Mntrag eingebra9t. cine pros
g~reilipe ginfommenfteuer einsufibren
unb apar iolte bieie Steuer auf iebes
2apitaI @infommen iiber 5000
Marf geIegt tperben, nit elmer anfdng'
li@en 5ieuer state BON 3%. &ideri
fanb iebo6 nit ieinem antrase tpenie
8egenliebe, faf bas geiammte Saus
fimmte basssen, ielbit bic Mebraabl
ieiner eisenen Parteigenoien. Sas
Deficit miro nun auf benz Wege einel
neuen Mnleibe gebedt merben, big mar
benz @eide bur9 aeue inoirette Stererr
neue ginnabmesQ ueaen er0hnet bot
Nu& bas Centrum III in 6ieier Be3ie'
hung su ben peitsebenbfien 3useltdno'
niKen bereit, unb Der preubif9e Staa.
1T geneist, bierfiir ben aaerleBten @ef
feline grruusenf@aften aus benz Sui
turfampfe su opfern. gs 1T bies BIZ
ioaenannte .Mnseisepftidt1. Der In'
iras bes 8ii6ofs 2opp bon Juloa, bic
ielbe a~ufsubeben, pirb aler Wabr'
ideinlidteita nsenommen perben.@ Ol'
Mn,eiaepHi6t unb bas 8etore9t be,
OberprdEbenten bate Obnebin f9or
Idugff iebe uirtli9e8ebeutung perloreH'
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Oieraieiubriee Grfahrnae elmer
alien wdrferin.

Wprs. @inslops Soothing GHrup trirb
BON elmer Ger beften Dcttcrinnen unb ben
8irterinnen in ben Ser. Stauten per'
idrieten. Gr murbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wilicnen, BON Wiittern unb 9inbern nit
pie feblsnbem @rfclse sebrauat, iowohl
bon benz 6 Gage ulten 8inbe, wie bon er'
padieuen 3inbern. Gr beieitiSt S&drfs
i'm Rasen, befreit BON Winbfclie unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridafft ftr 9in'
Der unb Wlatter Nuhe unb Wchlbebasen
@ir slauben, baB Der Snrup bas bette
.unb ftderlte Mittel 1T sesen DBienteri.
unb Diarrhcs bel Sinbern. slei&piel Of
bur& 3abnsn seruria4t cher bird anbe'
re rfriaden. Cine @ebraudsunweiiuns
wirb ieber 5lai4e beiseseten. 90 #
feins i9t, wenn nidt bas Saefmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins uuf Der auBenieite ben
@inpaduns entbalten iif. Sn alien Apo'
tbefeu ,u baben, bic 5laide rs Gents.
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nirstts gerbinbuns nit aufiu, @aso, eatss'
X bile, San antonio. Mempbis, 81. eonis,
aanias gith unb allen Yunsten mad aorosu,
Often nnb @efen.
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Tr1felfieber, Walarta.

Ser llntersei1nete nimmt feiner
Qnifanb gu bebaupteu, bab ber umit9'
tige @ebraud BON Simmons Gts
Der Regulator als elm Torbeus
aumgss unb Stdrfungsmittel benz Or
ganismus Greibeit BON ben iGtpd9ens
ben unb sefdbrli9en Mirtunsel ber
Malaria fihert unb 6r6feIfieber fOtpie
aae malariiden &%rantbeiten getpib bei'
len wirb. $. $. Sones 60. Maeoa,
Ga, 5elegrapb." Mon bite fid Dol
Na1abmungen, bic auf bic Beliebtbeii
BON Simmons Sober &esulator bere9'
net fiub.
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6. s. Mauer,

POS 9et CT 5 {.
bdlt elm groBes unb febr sepdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8iIberrabmen unb Sell E II.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialieu
aler 4rt, Garben unb reis
der : M ateriaIien, befonoers
Sammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligffen i'm
Martte, bic unter boiler @arantie pers
fault uerben. Genters uns Spi e
geigIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
f9lagenbe artitel; worin 5err Miiler
bas gr66te 2ager i'm Wefien bes Staa'
tes bat. al~uftrdse aus BEN 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Cages Weaisfeiten.
SnIanb b.

= Sn gbieaso cling oas Ssidenbe'
a1naniB Der Jrau Neebe, Der @aftlrt
Ses auni Sobe Deruribeilten Inar6iten,
o6ue iebe Rubef6rung bon ftattert.
gtua 5000 perionen folgten Der Sei1e
-177 @aserl tuurben i'm 2eidengefolge
aeadbIi. 69iling unb Wrottfau biels
ten 2ei9enreben, pel6e fid bur9 auf'
faIenbe Wdbigung aus5eihnetel1.
Notbe Sabnen ipurben i'm 3uge ni9t
mabraenommen, ba bic pOlisei bies
perboien hattie. Or. 6. S9mibt, Der
foeiaIifir6e Maporssg anbibat bel Der
Iebten Mabl, tpelder eigentlih bic Yes
deurebe balten iolte. bate fid i'm lebs
ten Mugenblide enti6ulbigeti lahen.
= Sames Gatbeart, elm ngapitdn"
Der 6eilsarmee, mar i'm boriger Sabre
in Der 6tabt Gbarlotta, Wfi9igarl, per'
haftet unb eingeiperrt porben, neil bic
5traBenparabe1 Der SaluationsM rrip
au einem 6fentli1en NergerniB getpors
ben uaren. CT perflagte bic Stabt
um Sdaoeneriob i'm Setrage bon So.
600. SEPT bst er ieinen prOesB au@
aemonneu, anffatt Der $4,000 tuurben
linn iebof nur $3.50 suseipro6en.
- Sn Mempbis berbranaten 1900
BaQen 8anmmole. Ser Werlult bes
lduft fd auf ettua $4,000 III ie6o9
gum gr6Bten Sbeil bur1 bic WerftGe'
ruus sebedt: st
elm tpDblhabenber 75idbriger Wart
aus 2ebensiberbruB, unb ebenfals elm
13idbriger Gnabe, Der burd bic gecttire
uberipannter Dimes& omane gu Selbfts
morbsgebaufen gefommer mar.
Gin entiebli9er giienbabu Tins
fall ereignete i1 auf elmer fleinen
3~meiebabn Der gofion & propiosree
2ailroab. Die i~ogenannie Buhep'
part : Bride brad auiammen, als Elm
paEasier5us bieielbe freu5te. gum
Waagous fhirster In bic 3iefe nno
uuroeu b6Gig sertriimmeri. Die an'
aaben iiber bic 3abl Der Uerunglidten
f6manten betrddtli6. Die niebrigiten
3abIen, bic angegeben perben, itno:
SO Sobte unb 40 Wertpunbete.
Muslanb.
= 6erbinanb bon 2efeps 1T gegen'
pdrtig Der G6tpe bes Cages in Berlin,
gr hattie cine ldngere unterrebung mil
benz firfen Bismard, mar gum Griib'
fiid eingelaben beim 0ronprinseu
Hriebri6 Wilbelm unb beiudte nit bic
lem bas reue gtbnolosii6e Muieum,
Sim palais bes priu3er bon Sa9ien'
Meiningen (S6pieseriobn bes 2ron'
prinsen) fanb 9efeps 5u gbren elm gnl'
pfana fiait. gm Sage barauf beiu1t'
2eFeps bic uifeufdafiliden @roBeu
8erIins, tuie 6elmbolb. Mommien.
3eaer. Siemels II. u. So beibt, 9er'
Sc @iers, Der rufiide Minifer be-
auspdrtisen, babe 2efeps ei~ngelaben.
nod ct. Petersburg gu fommen. biefe,
babe isbod bic @inlabung abgelebnt.
Der 8erlimer .&ei6s- unbS taats'
auaeiaerS per0fentli1t bic Septennats'
bill nit Der unterf9rift bes 2aifers,
Oie 8orbereitungen az Der on /. Npril
hatifnbenben miIitdrif9en 9eOrSaniia'
ton finb bereits pallenbet. Weue &egi'
menter fo[len nidt gebilbet iuerben, ba.
gegen tperben cine anaabl befiebenoel
Reaimenter pierte 8atailone erbalteu
sserner meroen 4 tieue Giienbabns@ 0m'
pagnien gebilbst merben, apei prerBi'
ihe, elm id1iil1es uno Elm tuirtembergi'
ides. 3ulammsn peroen bieie bas brit
te Battalion bes in Berlin fiaiionirter
gileubabn.R egimsntss bilbeH, oas BIZ
iest nur aus 2 8aiailonen beftanb.
Durd bic Reorganization lou bic prd.
Ieumiffer oes Rei9sbeeres f9lieBlit
UNI ITO, 900 Mann erb0bt perben.